Fallow Deer

Experience Texas Fallow Deer Hunts Today

Valhalla Ranch provides hunters the opportunity to hunt a trophy fallow deer in North Texas in a beautiful setting that we have cultivated over many years. We have a huge herd of fallow deer on the ranch with excellent genetics producing amazing trophy fallow deer each year. They reproduce quickly, which provides an advantage over other species and make for great hunting.

The fallow deer has become one of Texas’ most sought-after exotic game species. The reason fallow deer have reached such great popularity among deer hunters is that they are plentiful, they make nice trophies, and they can be hunted year-round.

Valhalla Ranch prides itself on providing outstanding fallow hunts at an affordable price compared with other ranches, while giving the hunter a five-star experience and service second to none. We are the best spot for fallow deer hunts in Texas.

Safari Style Hunts Are Unique in North Texas

The habitat and terrain on Valhalla Ranch afford hunters the ability to hunt safari style from high rack vehicles, hunt from a modern comfortable blind, or even engage in a good old-fashioned spot to stalk hunt for your trophy.

Our trained specialists cater your individual needs during your hunt. We ensure a fair chase hunt that will provide you with a formidable trophy that you will be proud to hang in your trophy room. Many hunters have fallow deer mounts in the velvet and hard-horned.

Hunt Fallow Deer Year-Round

For an avid hunter who cannot wait until whitetail season rolls back around, the fallow deer is a great between season game to hunt. There are no seasonal restrictions on fallow deer hunting in Texas, which makes it a suitable trophy to hunt year-round. The best months for hunting fallow are May-August.

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Fallow Deer Are Distinctive

Native to Europe and Asia Minor, fallow deer are an attractive trophy. Trophy fallow bucks are usually 6+ years old, weigh up to 220 pounds with 12-24 points and 23+ inch beams. Fallow deer are slightly larger than the standard whitetail deer and unlike the whitetail, they are herd animals, and behave more like an elk.

The North American Deer Farmers Association (NADeFA®) reports that free ranging fallow deer populations exist in North America, Europe and Asia. Fallow deer were introduced into Texas in 1932 as a game animal. Texas has by far the largest population of fallow deer in the U.S.